What Offensive System Should we run in Big D?

[xwalker]

Do whatever it takes to get a dominant running game.

Dallas ranked 31st in rushing yards
SF ranked 4th in rushing yards

Dallas ranked 3rd in passing yards
SF ranked 23rd in passing yards

Dallas ranked 28th in Offensive Interceptions
SF ranked 2nd in Offensive Interceptions

Dallas Win-Loss 8-8
SF Win-Loss 11-4

Dallas ranked 3rd in Pass Attempts with 658.
SF ranked 31st in Pass Attempts with 436

Alex Smith - Average QB at best
Colin Kaepernick - 1st time starter (2nd year player)

Romo - Regardless of offensive system, he would have less opportunity for INTs with a better running game.

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[zrinkill]

Some type of West Coast offense.

[perrykemp]

Wishbone would be nice.

Inverted Wishbone would be better.

A predominant 3 TE based offense with a FB and TB would be best.

[Pessimist_cowboy]

More west coast . Methodical short crossing routes , smash mouth up the gut running ,Less shotgun more play action . Romo thrived under play action with Payton and Sparano . I'm sick to my gut seeing romo 2nd and 3 on the 5 yard line going shotgun . I'm done with that BS

[RW Hitman]

Originally Posted by ShiningStar

the one that gets us in the end zone. no offense but in my non football coaching experience, its tds that count the most not what scheme you use. nothing against peopel who have it all figured out, but three rules have to apply to all teams. The RB MUST go forward, yes sorry for the staggering news, even the great Barry Sanders had to go forward. The WR also MUST go forward, again sorry for the devastating news, and lastly, while there are many ways to score, all NFL scholars agree, the ball must pass the plane of the endzone. So with all this new and high tech science i just cranked out, any scheme that gets that pig skin past the plane of the end zone is fine with me.

[View Full Quote]Theres no difference between the schemes, they all need WR's, they all need someone to run the ball and they all have to go forward, i dont care if its the WCO, i dont care if its some design you think will fake out all defenses, a TE formation, or all out air offense, the player still has to catch the ball and he has to be passed the line of scrimmage.

thanks

[joseephuss]

Originally Posted by FLCowboyFan

I like what the Patriots have been able to do (with the streak and read) but they of course have Brady. Rick Dennison ran a west coast offense.

I question who we are sticking with Air Coryell's system when it has limited success in the NFL.

Randy Moss could only run a few routes in the Patriots system. Chad Johnson could not grasp the Patriots system at all. Brandon Lloyd hasn't been a force in the system. If these receivers struggle in the system, what chances do you give the Cowboys receivers to learn it. If they can, I think it could be a good system.

[cowboy_ron]

Whatever system that can score in the first half would be nice

[Omegasupreme]

Originally Posted by VACowboy

He runs a very specific flavor of the WCO.

The Coryelle offense works great if you have the personnel for it, including a dominant OL.

The four teams that ran it this year: the Bears, the Chargers, the Ravens and the Cowboys, were all accused of having poor OL, not running enough and they all lost coaching staff.

It's the scheme that is not fooling anyone, and no perfect offensive line is going to keep a QB safe while the WRs who were not open in the first route, run around the field like a pick-up football game in a park.

I like the WCO for Romo because he is fast enough with his release and he sees the openings on the field quickly pre and post snap.

[sbark]

Originally Posted by joseephuss

Randy Moss could only run a few routes in the Patriots system. Chad Johnson could not grasp the Patriots system at all. Brandon Lloyd hasn't been a force in the system. If these receivers struggle in the system, what chances do you give the Cowboys receivers to learn it. If they can, I think it could be a good system.

I'd like to see the Pats offense without the "welker" factor" ---he is the can-opener in that offense.

[big dog cowboy]

Fix the OL offense.